Putting the pieces together

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Page1, So I asked google A.I. to be my museum guide and take me on a tour of the cultural revolution, in an attempt to keep him focused on culture rather than architecture which he seemed to be stuck on, and so we had a good discussion and he was full of facts. The conversation quickly drifted into simulation theory.
Certain things became blatantly obvious. As soon as we got to 1963, something hit the radar. The enormous number of hit songs in this one year. Not just the billboard hot 100 which were all hits still played many of them, but juke boxes had hundreds of them.
It emerged as an attempt by some force to reprogram the kids in association with the birth of the cultural revolution where pot was attempting to replace alcoholism,  due the violent nature of drunks and everyone was drunk most of the time, including the military and the military bosses. The music didn't reflect this but Greenwich Village and surrounding areas attracted young people in droves to run away from home and go there. To join the revolution.
Patterns emerged that seemed to clearly expose the attempt to get past Armageddon self fulfilling prophecy.
It wasn't until the musical Hair, followed by Jesus Christ Superstar, where they painted Christ as a hippie, and that seemed to stop the war between the alcoholics and the pot smokers, the jocks VS the hippies, and end the battle in the streets.
By then the musical programming was having a profound effect on youth, backed by TV. So 1964 Lost in Space, with Robbie the robot, tapping into Forbidden Planet and the Krell, the following year Star Trek, who brought back morals and ethics from 2001 the reset, that didn't reset back to 1967 it went back to 1964.
The film 2001 was clearly out of place compared to films just a year or two prior.
Dark Side of the Moon, clearly out of place. And the momentum carried through to Star Wars, where by then being cool was being a normal rebel, not an extremist rebel. And the war was over.

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Page 2, so who do we find hiding in there but our own Melvyn Bragg.
Jeff do we have a nice photo of Melvyn with his love beads? No, that's a shame.
"Melvyn Bragg co-wrote the screenplay for the 1973 film adaptation of Jesus Christ Superstar, collaborating with director Norman Jewison. Based on the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice rock opera, the film was shot in Israel and became a notable, albeit sometimes controversial, musical drama of that era"
And he was an Oxford Graduate who never went outside without first combing his short hair. So he never went to India to sit with the Maharishi? "Correct, he never went to India to sit with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi."
"While high-profile 1960s icons like The Beatles, Mia Farrow, and Donovan famously traveled to the Maharishi's ashram in Rishikesh in 1968, Bragg remained in the UK focused on his broadcasting and writing career."
Well that is interesting how he just happened to be there at that pivotal moment minding his own business.
At the turning point in history.
The effort by the students to break free from the old programming, towards different ideology, backed by academia, which surrendered to them, and removed religion from schools. Once that was accomplished the idea of Armageddon as part of the plan, seemed to fade into history. It is all very clear to me now how the entire process functioned. Although we can easily point at JFK and connect so many things that tell of intervention, and by forces off planet in the simulation modus operandi, it is carefully layered and fostered by forces on the ground.
The dichotomy was clearly evident. Greasers attacking Beatniks, then from greasers to Bike Gangs.  Hells angels and Satan's choice, fighting for Armageddon,  and love peace ban the bomb, and flower power, seeking to prevent it. Leaning towards Eastern mysticism, as an alternative view point.

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Page 3, so what are we to make of this? This is normally where like Jack Kerouac I would say what you mean we white man.
So you were indeed found lost in space. Tucked in a box somewhere on a shelf perhaps in an off planet university.
For billions of years. So my culture off planet where I have beamed there over 1,000 times this life, is billions of years into the future from here. In fact you have references here that go so far back it is difficult to comprehend. As if you were part of a discussion of the entire history of the matrix. When you get to Forbidden Planet and that computer system they had in there, that is the birth of the matrix itself, which is 80 billion years old. And the reference to Robbie the robot you see goes back that far, and Lost in Space was an attempt by people to find the archetypal fathers. Enter star Trek, and you have a more recent within the last 2 billion years colonization minding force, but they still include people who can completely control reality even in the first episode with Captain Pike.
Here we see Stephen Hawking playing that part symbolically. So there was a stargate door at Coricancha, the quarantine was breached twice, on that door, and it wiped out 50 planets in your combined colonizations,  and all your bodies died, so you had no bodies to reincarnate into. You went extinct.
Star wars predated all that, a great war happened way back when with battle planets they were called.
And the matrix barely survived that time.
But we are still here. and there are real people on earth, clearly Alan Ginsberg was a real human, and so many more like him existed outside of the current story. The change from 1964 through 2001, quite a big gap between there and 1963,  and then going back 2001 back to 1964 another big quantum leap there. When I look back 2 billion years in the recorded record, 1963 still figures prominently as a cultural ideology, as the best you ever did. Seeing that you all died screaming in 1964 and it took more than you were capable of, to get past 1964. With help you made it past, and made it to 2001, and got wiped out again, although the information on that is very sketchy.
I know what it was about, the fact hat no matter what happened, you could not get past 2012 so reset back. But that reset did not happen right away you got shelved there for a very long time. Human nature has evolved through all this and now the people are very modern. We are here and now almost in real time. All that you are missing is 2 billion years worth of technology and browser upgrades.
One thing is certain, time travel is highly overrated. And in order to appreciate the past you most certainly need rose colored glasses.

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Page 4, October 17, 1964, Demon with a Glass Hand, an out of place artifact. Similar to Lost in Space where they were trying to understand Forbidden Planet and the origins of this planet, Demon With a Glass hand, had a stargate door, a more highly evolved Robbie the robot, like Bicentennial Man film,  and the admission that you all  went extinct.
He did not. He had all your souls or your personality files etched onto a wire attached to his thorax, waiting for rescue or similar.
The admission we live in the matrix, the admission, that your souls are data in a file system.
A talking computer for a hand, on a robot that would pass for a human. Yet a gap between the robot and his own hand.
This symbolizes the machinery and how it is separated into different machines doing different tasks.
The woman in the show unable to accept that he is not human. She could not be in a relationship with him, once she found out.
They seem to just breeze over the logical inconsistency of things like that but felt it was necessary to point that out.
So after 2001 they were reset back to 1964 and this sort of information was added by the overseers who reset them. People jumped in around 1978. And that is marked by the remake of the body snatchers you body snatchers.
"On the way to Kibner, a hysterical man warns Elizabeth and Matthew of danger as a mob pursues him."
And from the earlier show.. Demon with a Glass Hand, "For reasons unknown to him, Trent was sent into the past via a "time mirror", located in the building. A captured Kyben tells Trent that both of them are from a thousand years in the future."
Kibner, Kyben,
Beat nik, Beat les, plenty of word play everywhere.

"In the 1978 film Invasion of the Body Snatchers, the famous "they're here" (specifically "They're coming!" or "They're already here!") shout occurs early in the film, delivered by Kevin McCarthy."
"The Scene: McCarthy, who starred as the lead in the original 1956 version, appears in a cameo as Dr. Miles Bennell, running down the street in a panic."
So like Paul McCartney you beam into your body from storage. Bodies that were made for you. and this happened in 1978 because by then admin felt the coast was clear.
And so now once again the coast is clear, you have reached the mountain pass, you are in the new country, and who knows what the future will bring. Life is what you make it I guess. You are hard at work making Robbie the robot, and the A.I. that he can used as a hand.
Of course another remake of Body Snatchers in 1993 as the data was moved into the new digital simulator in 1992.